ST. MARY'S C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL
East Grinstead, West Sussex
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Class 6
Class Six are pleased to introduce: Waffle, Chick Asteley, Chickio, Yolk a Cola, Chickfila, Sir Egg Sheeran II, Nugget, Happy and Chicaleta.
Another amazing outing to Gravetye to support that William Morris Charity.
The chicks first outing!
Battleships to support with our coordinates learning
Pizza making with Mr A and Miss Wilson as part of our life skills learning.
World Book Day
Some new arrivals have broken into Class Six.
Maths on the table - CRAZY?! We had to plot a shape in one quadrant and then reflect it across the x and y axis.
Our maths lesson begun by simply plotting a point in one quadrant. Then, we translated these points to another quadrant on our grid. Finally, we were challenged to draw a polygon and describe a translation to our partner for them to plot on the grid.
Today, a student brought in homemade jam for us all to try. Safe to say, we loved it!
Decorating our Ancient Greek pottery with details of the times - slave labour, soldiers and everyday life.
All quadrilaterals have an internal angle sum of 360’ - always, sometimes or never?
AP - doggy day care!
Pottery creating to later be dug up by archaeologists!
Angle Tangle!
An amazing effort from two of our pupils at Gravetye Manor working under Mrs Thomas for the William Robinson Gravetye Charity. A special thanks to Miss Wilson too for her wonderful support and guidance.
Road to RIAT Stem Challenge by Lily, Class 6 - In the morning, we designed a sustainable rocket to go into space. We can win £100 and a a ticket to the Royal International Air Tattoo. Everyone has made such a great creation and we had to race them against each other to see whose could go the further distance. Towards the end of the day, we looked at sustainability and used these ideas to create an aeroplane of the future.
NewsRound meets Who Let the Gods Out!
Be Internet Legends AI Assembly in partnership with Google and ParentZone
We have progressed on from finding the area of a triangle, parallelogram and rectilinear shape to finding the volume of a cuboid. We learnt the formula and discussed its link to our previous learning, including algebra. To support our problem solving, we used resources to reason and show our workings.
Sorting scientists!
Who Let the Gods Out learning - We collated a list of all the worries the main character, Elliot, has and how these are effecting his life. We referred back to our NSPCC workshop about the importance of sharing our worries; listing the positives and negatives for Elliot sharing his thoughts and feelings. Each child chose a side and created a conscience alley for ‘Elliot’ to walk through. Which side was most persuasive?
Service for our local community by several students from Class Six.
Interpreting measurements, converting between mass amounts and finding the difference between our estimations and the actual mass value.
Epiphany Mass
How does Tawhid create a sense of belonging to the Muslim community?
A beautiful 3 mile walk around our area of outstanding beauty!
Practising our OAA skills with Rachel from the High Weald before our welly walk tomorrow.
Using manipulatives to find the equivalence between fractions, decimals and percentages when discussing the relation between amounts.
Fantastic perseverance shown from all as we attempted new skills in the circus workshop!
Vocabulary collecting lesson to build suspense around a picture stimulus.
Enrichment Week W/C Monday 19th May 2025
Class Six thoroughly enjoyed their first aid session developing their understanding of CPR, the recovery position and handling anaphylaxis.
Jill from the Lions joined Class 6 for the final lesson where our young entrepreneurs showcased their fantastic creations!
A sell out bake sale for the Ronald McDonald charity by children in Class 6. What a wonderful example of service at St Mary’s!
Lion’s ROAR project - prototypes of our inventions that will change the world!
Practicing CPR with the Air Ambulance!
Mood Boosting Movement by our spectacular Sports Crew!
Snakes and ladders to help us practise the long division method!
NSPCC workshop
BUNNIES!
Harvest 2024
Using the messages shared between two characters from our story in English, we were able to predict what the subsequent texts would have been and acted these out.
Manipulative out in maths to support multi step problems with place value, prime numbers and multiplication
Self portraits in the style of Divine vs Human in RE. Posters for science about which elements in life are important for animals including humans. New front covers for a book starring Via as the main character instead of her brother.
